You’re not crazy for feeling flipped upside down after calling out a narcissist. Trust me, I know what I’m talking about! I remember asking one calm, honest question… nothing dramatic, just clarity-seeking to my toxic mother. Within seconds, the tone shifted. I was suddenly the one being questioned. “Why are you always so difficult?” “You’re ... Read more
I used to think leaving my narcissistic family was a one-time decision. I thought that once I stopped talking to them, blocked their numbers, and unfollowed them on social media, I’d finally be free. I had no idea I’d have to leave them emotionally, mentally, spiritually… over and over again. The truth is, detachment isn’t ... Read more
I used to think narcissists, including my own family, were just cruel people… cold, calculating, and heartless. I couldn’t wrap my head around how someone could lie so easily, twist the truth, or smile while cutting you to pieces. For most of my life, I thought it was just a character flaw. Then I stumbled ... Read more
I used to waste my breath trying to explain basic decency to my narcissistic family and ex… until I realized silence (or the right quote) hits harder. The kind of quote that doesn’t beg for understanding, doesn’t argue, doesn’t explain. Just stands there, calm and clear, while their ego scrambles for control. If you’ve ever ... Read more
I used to apologize every time I said no to my toxic mother, even to my narcissistic siblings. Every. Single. Time. Like I was inconveniencing them by taking care of myself. Like, setting boundaries was something to feel guilty about. Back then, I didn’t know that “no” was a complete sentence. I thought I owed ... Read more
Narcissists wear different masks, depending on who they want to deceive. But what happens when they take them off? Here are 5 brutal confessions straight from behind the narcissist’s smile. If you’ve ever walked away from a conversation feeling like your reality just got rewritten, you’re not imagining things. Narcissists have a way of making ... Read more
I used to think I was a pushover for my toxic family. I thought it was love. Turns out, it was a psychological trap. The same one that scientis used to test on rats. Can you believe it? There were days when my mom was kind. She’d compliment me, offer help, even act proud. And ... Read more
I spent years hanging on to people who drained me, hoping they’d change. I thought I was the problem and believed that cutting them off meant I was cold-hearted. Especially because they were my family. I told myself to be patient. To forgive. To try harder. I kept showing up for people who only showed ... Read more
The first time my narcissistic mother said, “I’m sorry you feel that way,” I actually thought we had a breakthrough. For a brief moment, I felt seen. Like maybe, just maybe, she was beginning to understand the years of pain she’d caused. I was soooo wrong. What I thought was an apology turned out to ... Read more
The day I walked away for good, I stood in front of my bathroom mirror and barely recognized the woman staring back. My eyes looked tired in a way makeup couldn’t fix. My shoulders slumped like they were carrying decades of someone else’s weight. After twenty years of being talked over, manipulated, made to feel ... Read more
